Quick reference guide for Docker commands - not at all exhaustive, just a cheat sheet.
| task | command |
|---|---|
| task | command |
|---|---|
| list images | docker images |
| remove specific image(s) | docker rmi <image_id> <image_id> ... |
| remove dangling images | docker image prune |
| remove all unused images | docker image prune --all |
| remove all images | docker rmi -f $(docker images -q) |
| task | command | notes |
|---|---|---|
| see running containers | docker ps |
like ps in bash! |
| see most recently launched container | docker ps -l |
-l for last |
| see all containers | docker ps -a |
-a for all |
| see hash of running containers | docker ps -q |
-q for hash |
| see hash of most recent container | docker ps -ql |
mix -q and -l for hash of last |
| see hash of all containers | docker ps -aq |
ditto for -a and -q |
| see running processes | docker top id container |
use id container |
| kill all running containers | docker kill $(docker ps -q) |
kill only stops running containers |
| kill most recent container | docker kill $(docker ps -ql) |
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| remove all exited containers | docker container prune |
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| remove all containers | docker rm -f $(docker ps -qa) |
-f forces rm to kill and remove |
| remove old containers | docker ps -a | grep 'weeks ago' | awk '{print $1}' | xargs docker rm |
removes containers that are created weeks ago |